Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-10
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New spring goods at Rel ter's, tailor.
George ". Thompson e. Co.. real estate.
Additional Council Bl uffs news on
6fth page.
The journeymen BARRIERS will meet to
night in the opera house barber shop.
Saturday is fixed by the district court
for sentence of all prisoners who have
been convicted.
The finest heavy horses, both draft and
drivers, also a fine lot Of mules have just
arrived at Nose Wises stables.
The case against the street swindlers
who ran the hitting machine will be tried
before Judge Aylesworth this afternoon.
John Dugan, assistant superintendent
of the western division of the Chicago,
Burlington Quincy, was in the city
yesterday.
In the district court yesterday the case
of A. B. Whipple, charged with altering
railway ticket, was on trial, 1t will be
finished to. day.
See w. G. Stacy & Co., No 6lain, for
bargains in real estate.
Last night w. II. Brice, while staggcr-
ing along Broadway, fell against the
show window of the millinery store of
Mrs. Stewart, No. BAL Broadway, and was
arrested by Chief of Police Mullen.
j. w. Il f. l.. Squire's abstracts are
giving good satisfaction.
Charles G. Plunkctt, who graduated at
the Iowa College of Physicians and Sur
geons at Des Moines on March a. is home
and intends to locate in the city.
Charles Chrstianson, who for several
years has been with Eiseman's Peoples
store, has been engaged by +. w. Spet-
man a. Bro, where he would be pleased
to meet his old friends and customers.
Squire's park addition is sure invest
ment. Pacific avenue will be built up
with store buildings within year.
The gas. as Alderman Shugart sug-
gested, had the consumption last night,
II being consumed before it reached the
council chamber. 1t became SO dim that
the city clerk could not see to read the
tramway ordinance.
James Snodderly Is reported to have
separated from his wife, because she will
drink and get him into troable. He pro-
poses to take a new hitch on reform, and
1t is to be hoped he will hang to it this
time.
Deputy City Clerk John Burke was re-
Celving congratulations yesterday from
friends who were surprised to read in
yesterdays BEE that he was married to
Miss Fannie Underhill.
The degree of Rebckah, I. o. o. F., of
Davenport. remtted yesterday to the
lodge in this city the amount OF sick and
funeral benefits due the heirs of Mrs.
Catherine Ehrig, who died recently Mt
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. W..
G. Spetman.
The u S. Masonic Benevolent associ-
alton held their annual meeting Tuesday
and reelected all their officers w. j.
Jamison, the secretary, reports for the
first years showing l,543 applications re-
ceiyed and amount of business done $3S, =
417.5O.
Roland Reed will make all merry who
20 to the opera house this evening
"Humbug' is farcical comedy which.
with such leading character as Reed and
agood support, will make an entertain.
ment which merits crowded house.
The case of the state of Iowa vs. H.
have been indicted, is continued for want
OF time to the next session Of the district
court, which cOnvenes May Sd. Both the
defendants are now in the county Jail
and the bond of each is fixed at 81 900.
The grand jury had supper at Louie
4 Metzgers last evening at the conclu-
sion of which County Attorney Daily on
behalf of the grand jury, presented MIR.
Lucas. the foreman, handsome gold
headed ebony cane as token of esteem
and for the able and impartial manner in
which he had served as foreman.
The saloon injunction cases are to come
up in court day. At least they are set,
but they have been set so often that il
seems they will never hatch out anything.
The term is drawing to close, and it
seems there will be little accomplished ia
make any. change in the present condi-
ton of affairs.
Richard Baker, better known as
'Texas," the colored veteran, was re.
leased from term in jail in order to
give him an opportunity to go to work for
himself he was brought in in less than
three hours on charge of disturbing
the peace. He Is said to have been moi
80 much at fault In this case as in some
others.
There was great deal of annoyance
caused yesterday on one of the circuits OF
the District Telegraph company. There
was break somewhere but it took a long
time to find it. In the meantime delays
and troubles were caused to their sub.
scribers. 1t was at last discovered tha
one of the subscribers, having occasion t.
do some repairing in his place, had
thoughtlessly taken down the box, dis
connecting the wires, without a though
but that he was the only one in the city
that would be affected thereby.
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